IoT - ESP32 DevKit

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This page is about the ESP32 DevKit Development Board Microcontroller

References

ESP32 Pinout – How to use GPIO pins

Main Features

  • It has onboard 18 Analog to digital converts ADCs. Each ADC is 12 bit SAR technology-based.
  • 2 digital to analog converts DACs.
  • It integrates 9 touch sensors.
  • For communication, it has
    • 2 UART communications channels
    • 2 I2C communications interfaces
    • two I2S channels
    • one CAN communication interface.
  • 16 pulse width modulation channels.
  • Cryptographic hardware acceleration module for various cryptographic algorithms like RSA, AES.

Pinout

Purchase

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/ESP32-WROOM-32-Development-ESP-32S-Bluetooth-Arduino/dp/B084KWNMM4

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